Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun Any of several fishes of the same genus (Cynoscion) as the weakfish.
- noun Any of several trouts or similar fishes that live in the sea but migrate to fresh water to spawn.
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- noun Alternative form of
sea trout .
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Examples
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There's big seatrout in New Jersey if you can believe that.
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There's big seatrout in New Jersey if you can believe that.
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Other fish babes round 3 of reader submitted photos of women girls and ladies holding trout salmon bass pike redfish seatrout bluegills and other gamefish trophy species
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There are billfish and dolphin a quick run offshore, bonefish and tarpon on the sandy flats, redfish and seatrout in the backcountry region, plus snapper and grouper and jacks and scores more species — various sources put the number at 400 or 500, total.
The Mid-Life Slam 2009
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That's me in the photo below fighting a seatrout with a five-weight fly rod on the dock of Getaway Adventure Lodge here in Port Mansfield, Texas.
Light It Up 2009
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Other fish babes round 3 of reader submitted photos of women girls and ladies holding trout salmon bass pike redfish seatrout bluegills and other gamefish trophy species
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Uniquely in the crosshairs are creatures living at or near the sea floor: deep-sea corals, jellyfish, and soft-bottom fish such as Atlantic croaker, sand seatrout, Atlantic bumper, sea robin, and sand perch.
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Inshore this is a conservation story about spotted seatrout and redfish along the texas coast based in port mansfield dealing with get-a-way adventures lodge and bruce and brandon shuler written by joe cermele
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Sport fishery species such as red drum, black drum, southern flounder, and spotted seatrout occur throughout the coastal bays of this region and Ecoregion 34h.
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You can catch all sorts of inshore species on conventional or fly tackle here, but June is the zenith of the seatrout season.
A STATE-BY-STATE GUIDE TO THE HOTTEST LAKES, RIVERS, STREAMS, AND HONEY HOLES IN AMERICA 2007
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